Scotland are back in action for the first time since Euro 2024 this evening, as they get their Nations League campaign underway against Poland at Hampden Park.
Their underwhelming Euro displays still fresh in the memory, Steve Clarke will be hoping his side can blow off the Germany cobwebs and hand the Tartan Army a much needed boost, with his side on a challenging run of just one win from their last 12 matches.
A number of fresh faces have linked up with the squad, with the uncapped Ben Doak, Ryan Gauld, Jon McCracken, Connor Barron and Max Johnston all brought in for the Nations League double header against Poland and Portugal this week.
But which of Scotland’s stars are rated as the most valuable? Using popular football website FotMob, we’ve ranked Steve Clarke’s entire Scotland squad to see which players have the highest transfer market value.
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9. Angus Gunn
The undisputed Scotland number one, he is one of three Norwich City players in the squad for the Nations League double header. He has a market value of £2.4million. | SNS Group
10. Ryan Porteous
The ex-Hibs centre-back has become a regular starter for Scotland under the management of Steve Clarke. His reputation is growing in the EFL Championship with Watford and he has a market value of £2.8million. | SNS Group Photo: SNS Group
11. John Souttar
The Rangers centre-back returns to the squad after missing the cut for Euro 2024 and has a market value of £3.4million. | SNS Group
12. Tommy Conway
The 22-year-old former Bristol City striker completed a reported £5million move to Middlesbrough just before the deadline and is aiming for promotion to the English Premier League come May. Despite his big money move, his market value is rated at £3.4million. | SNS Group